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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FENHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneef.
SALE Ii. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND G
STREETS NORTHWESTERN FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue and under the provisions Of the last -
Will Of Peter Monaghan, deceased duly admittedS3A
70 probate aud recorded in the Office Of the
OF Wills the undersigned will offer fog sale st public
The THiRp B u 'nf prfs S of yST Fiv
O'CLOCK 7. NJ the fedlowing described real estate
situate IN the city of Washington 70 wit Part of lot
numbered twenty-seven go. in Ncciuirss subdi-
four CPD situate the northeast coxnsrof First aud
" streets northwest and fronting 20 feet on First
street and running back 80 feet, uniform width, aud
thereon CONSISTING OF three story brink
Terms Of sale; One,third cash: balance IN one and
two years, for which the notes Of the purchaser
cured by deed of trust on the premises sold and
bearing six cent interest from the day Of sale shall
be Riven all cash. at the option Of the
deposit OF 500 required when property Il struck OF
ne not complied with within ten days FROM sale
tho undersigned reserves the right to resell risk aud
cost OF purchaser after five days advertisement In
newspaper published in Washington d. G.
tSigned) THOMAS 0EARY,
1y23-d&ds Executor aud Trustee.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect SUNDAY. JUNE leth. 1ss1.
until further notica

Leave Washington from Station corner Of Nsw yse
seE avenue and street.
fap1ess Tor Fts.Sarr r .na SSS. s% e
10 e.,. fare i o6:Ssa q the Ss1s sniss
For Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis daily at SIS
pnn and 40 Pm. With through coaches and Palace
change 3:l5 pm. is fast limited train to cincnnsd
mo S' ~ Ls n srTSing In CINCINNATI next morning at
this train for fast time.
pttsbur ceseand and bs,r snd s3 ,s Pm dy
sleeping Cars TO iittsbunx.
Snenandoah Junction and Luray inclusive: S;l5 y. N
For Lexington ana Local Stations, 10 10 an. aaals
Ss srai' rn snS o d sa rA
aSr W L. peswsse and interlnedsts points
a'fs ss a slnss sssHsS :aa
@ go sts s ss ssS 3d. SO sla =;
e ss sssy 81. $50 ..S $40 s .as
Ier hnnaBsiIs $40 and $50 am; and la 10 and
ans ii e AT ssssI$ Is n ~
IAN branch G:4s a@ daily except sHnSay 50
Branch: am daily; on Sunday .soPs at ali
so5 dam sT r u 30 s1csIt SUNDAY and SS
DAILY Church train leaves washington on sunday
oH az Rrsr stopping at all s9tons ON Metro,
p daily eneep, Sunday Sr yea'ok ioio an and 4io
For hAyers'own 1910 am and $50 pm daily. e.-
Trains arrive from the West daily 9: 30. 30 An.
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. Is pm.
From philadelphiA Chester. Wilmington and Hav,
o. Grace, 10 40 am. los pm. and $50 pm daily
m M,
From Annsp S1s ;,o And 10 IS am and ia5osnd
From H.rPsrs Ferry and Valley S;i ssIirosd s,5pn
From nf Tsssdses AND n,ermeaa,. pon..
arS ssgs ssliy eassP or fny
go. 300. o5, 10 90 and 10 80 m. Is asis
suh saa g rs 6S and 90 and y o9 a ns
An train. from wa.hinston stop At Relay station.
OHIO ESr Sas s aPHy 2; the sg
eorner i4tH street nb s1s ors
will be taken for baggage y checked and received q
Nv ~ n ch Il MI Ms okIoRp. anA
PERCY q. ssiifH. iass'r Act Washington. Sa
I. AT Tun ssSaEsSSsssrtSssr.
1HgnsT srSS MAJ sJa ss;a.. !. ss
For p,t,sburv an. and rs streets Ts = tolloxs
T G nai ESQ sef II 9. Cars &
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 20 Cincinnati
and Buffet Car 70 st. Louis daily except ssturday
ssspqS r s III S, Z SsSss
Cars Washington to Chicago and ST Louis and Esr.
sisepsr for :. and MsmeS
and The kes with hpourh sss asy H or e
For Ere, Sapsndaigus, Roche.ter Bufiaio Sisg.r&
1000 p ~ daily. except Saturday. With Psiscs
For WilliamspOrt, Lock Haven and ElmirA at ESQ
For New d ioSs e aSd tS ssr E.s 900
sYnasy 900 nsd E M G. run.n ss
and I POO Car. a Gao n daily except sunday
For H ssSoFyn s day
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton avoiding double
For ifEE1i ,Sss.s sss iSss ely 90 and
SSSSS go o and 20 ~ SUNDAY Sn
% Sssi d 6:g :ss I'd s.,s
Sat s sSS s slS $50 1890 rpd u e oS SSS
Ssees ne 1893 ann u and a,
ssS s.ads7 go
HER SkBElREk ksD sAI
For Me1andiis. GOO, Gas. 40. o47. 10 81 AM,
i fSb ss q Sc siu1dss an. n go st
For afanPS Ma a sh snseS sSDa.y " AN daily
s:de lo; 3 IL II % IA AN; 80 800 sas siS
SS1s'S study sSs 70 sfS an: "a
Tickets and information at The ONCE northeastern
baggage to des.ineii0D from p h9tss and
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. Je28
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TNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE FIXTURES AND EFFECTS OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKE RESTAURANT, No. $50 PENNsYLvA-
MA AVE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS. n.
W., EMBRACING AMONGST OTHER THINGS
WALNUTM. T. SIDEBOARD tFINEIY CARvED),
LARGE FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
STEAM BOILER t5-HORSE POwER). STEAM
KETTLES, IL MARBLE-TOP RESTAURANT
TABLES, MARRLETOP STEAM OYSTER COUN-
TER t25 FEET LONG). IRON SAFE, COUNTER.
SHOWCASE, AND DESK, TOGETHER WITH
OTHER ARTICLES AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, AUGUST l, 1887, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
tents, IN which are some valuable articles iyJ9-2t
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
IMENTi-FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH

WEST.
By virtue Of ? decree Of the Supreme Court of .
vs. Cassidy, shall offer for SALE at public auction in
fr9nt 81 the premises, on TUESDAY. the NINTH DAY
" AnGUSI, A. d. 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE PM
Ineton IN the District Of Columbia wit the west Is
feet 'front.' by the full depth Of lot numbered 8. in
square lVy Inls lot Is improved by two-story-and
ierms q sale as prescribed by the decree are One
thrd OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance
IN one ana TWO years with interest at per cent Sc
800 will bs required time of sale All convey ancing
and recording at purchasers costs.
1y2S-d&ds MARGARET CASSIDY. Trustee.
GALE OF OLD MATERIALS
~ OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
WASHINGTON. DC, July 30, 1887.
terlals will be sold at public auction the Green
GUST SIXTH, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
the Greenhouses.
JOHN NJ WILSON Colonel US. Army.
DONCANSON BROS AuctiOneers. jy2S-6t
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMN1INNEisT TRAI3y SALE OF MARVIN IRON
WATuHEs doLD AND So SILVER En- o siilfNs
sTHSSsES. COUNTER ANb SHOW. GASES
wATCHMAKER's AND JEWELLERS COMPLETE
OUTFIT OF TOOLS AT AUCTION,
By virtue OF an order OF the Supreme Court holding
1 lX sss VII TIR ss At s9be auction on MON
GdGGh a: NJ an the stock Of Jewelry. &c. partly
sYLvhNIA AVE NuE NORTHWEST, and to which
general attention is invited
Mkt n Ann, ocnA
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FINANCIAL.
ATTORNEYS.

CAIH ~. 3. cARRIN9T3A A1o4A1y.A1
svsnaA Washinsson. u NosdsnsH 1S1S - g
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BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION or
cog EEFn RRfh ZEE ssss y
$os E., Eaf E. E.. SIS SIS

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
tits witheuta doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
Tho Miiien have not only the most perfect mill.
containing does all the most improved Machinery
invented up TO the time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED By any mill in the world To prove
that, We would simply state that large quantity of
this magnificent Flour 10 shipped annually Europe
aud eaten Ut ths principal courts Of the Old world
HOWEVER
Like everything else that has gained rsnovn, some
person persoos trying to take advantage the
reputation IL has attained by initiating the Name and
Brand and attsmptng thereby 70 PALM on An inferior
article for the genuine.
THEREFORE,
b and - to Il that either sacks or barrels Rad
ZOE B Es."
And have the imprinted
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medals
WM GAIT n M
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AUCTION SALES.

fTvHolAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
AssIGNEE's BALE OF MANUFAcrURED AND
STOCK OF LEAF TOBACCO, CIGARS sMoK.
ING TOBACCO. CIGARETTES, MEERsCHAUN
PIPES, sNUFFS. &C.. AT NO. 5000 II STREET
tGEoRGETowN) NORTHWEST. ON wEDNEs-
DAY MORNING. AUGUST THIRD, 1887, AT
TEN O'CLOCK.
viii seil, on the premises at public auction. the
enure STOCK OF Tobacco. Cigars. Pipes &c, together
witn ne and furniture contained in the store
Occupied ~ MS Anna n Uphod, No. 5000 NJ street
Terms cash.
tyg0.dts VIM n nArJEy Ass;snes
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pour 1t over the cucumbers and serve
A NEEDLE CAsE-lt Is on the principle OF the
rolled pocket needle book, but inside the roll at the
end three reels OF cotton the ends of which are
passed through the eyes Of needles, which are
darned into needle book in three even rows In
this manner the needles are always fed by the
cotton until the reels empty, when the roll
piled It can be made Of velvet or leather, or any
material; line It with flannel and bind it with
ribbon.
A LRTTRR-HoLDRR-A pretty arrangement for
holding letters is made Of wide-brtmmed sun hats
They cost twenty Ave cents, perhaps, and may be
used after having been worn one summer II they
are plain, embroder vine OF daisies, puttercups
or peoples with coarse wool and long stitches Er-
| feet Is what is wanted. not fine work. Line the
entire inside with bright silk satin shirred fold
together and tie with big bow and ends and hang
the desk, that the letters may De thrown into
embroider, tie q bunch Of wheat heads or dried
grasses with a bow OF ribbon or a bunch OF pea
| cock feathers.
CARBoLIc ACID AND INsECTs.-Many people do
not know how easily they can protect themselves
and their children against the bites OF gnats and
other insects. weak carbotc acid sponged on the
skin and hair, and In some cases the clothing will
drive away the whole tribe. A great many chill
dren and not few adults are tormented through
| out the whole summer by minute enemies, We
know persons who are afraid OF picnics, and even
| OF their own gardens on this account Clothing
child whose foot and ankle had been stung through
the stocking 90 seriously that for days she could
| not wear leather SHOE All this can be avoided
according 70 our experience, and that we believe
Of many others, BY carbolic acid Judiciously used.
The safest plan Is TO keep saturated solution Of
| the acid. The solution cannot contain more than
.stx or seven per cent, and It may be added TO
water until the latter smells strongly. TINS NAV
readily, and with perfect safety, be applied with q
sponge We have no doubt that horses and cattle
could be protected IN the same way from the riea
which sometimes nearly madden them, and It
even seems possible that that terrible scOurRe the
African Tsets ~, might be kept on In the same
= mAnneI.-LoNd0n Lancet
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heart
Those few years, How simple and happy they
had been. They were ended now. III he must
lcaye her-as IL seemed he must-he would make
II appear that he had been drowned She would
20 back 20 live with her father and mother who
loved her a parents love an only child. She
would wear black dress-he seemed 10 see her
Der garnlehts-dnd the boy would be taught 10
hive his dead father. They would point 10 the sky
and tel him that Papa was uD In heaven" 1t
was best.
IL would Kill his tender Lucy TO hear the story.
lie fancled the wild startled look In her blue eyes
as Ahnettes hard words beat upon her like hail.
stones, her pIteous appeal 10 know this could be
III truth and his he;lrt-broken silence He must
Dc merciiul 10 her and 10 himself. He could not
bear the thought that IN time she might learn 20
think OF Hun with bitterness and resentment as
one who had degraded her before the world.
Al length ne spoke: Il suppose i must go with
but when?" Annette demanded, with a fash OF
triumph In her eyes.
Tonight The sooner the better, since 1t must
But 1 don't understand Where shall meet
you"
u have thought OF that. There are three large
oaks on the river bank about half a mile on tIe
other side Of town Be there at 10 O'CLOCK and
can take you IN my sLdn 10 the opposite bank
Then can hail an up-river boat stay anywhere
you IKE until then, and don't dare 10 mention my
LaIne."
Are you taking an these precautions ON, Of ten
derness for the emit you calf your wiIe3,
"DonJ speak OF her woman" said Colin She
laughed aloud as II IL amused her 10 goad him
We'll goodbye for the present mn dear Cnitn y
she said and moved away. '
As Colin turned his face toward the home that
was soon 10 De his no more the afternoon was
growing late. The sunset was Spreading wonder.
Iul wings OF light that SCARED and fioatei over
The dead, unchangfng Hats beyond. Golden rtpples
streaIned over the grass and water ana the Fee,s
gaooled noisily as they filed home from the ceaI
pools.
Lucy heard the click OF the gate and ran out n
meet him. according 10 her usual custom with
Jacky tOddling after her.
FOr the last time, said Colin 10 himself
DlQ YOU remember To mail letter
asked Lucy.
'.Lerers7 What letters7 Oh, yesl"
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A eTHMA. NEuRAI0IA .RARAIYsIs HysTERIA
1orVOuo Preservation, Rheumatism md all diseases
0neponullY xoased Without medicine. by W. L. PAR
4ER AaGDetie Healer. 40 10Th et ". ". Once hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

For Sale b AL retail chemists and wholesale
druggists and dealers il medicine ihr5sy houl t1s
World. CCTIcUEA, - ee1ts per box, large bczcs.
si.04. CrTICUEA SOAP. = ee8tss CrTfcrEA SHAY
PEEPAsED n Taz
Potter Drug 4 chemIeaI Co, Hoston. g.s.la.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

Wilde ]. in Goodman vs.. Smith. Ii
Pick. 416 says: 1t is well established
principle that an actual release to
one of two joint and several obhgors
or promisors is discharge of the
debt, and consequently may be
pleaded in bar by both of the obligors
or promisors, but it is otherwise as
regards s covenant to one obGgor not
TO sue, See also Averin vs., Lyman.
Is Pick. S5l.
The only authority 1 can find
against this view is from Watts &
Serg, 81, where the law is stated to
be that "a release of all actions and
causes OF action against J. S. is not d
release of 3 cause of action against a
firm of which J. S. Is member" We
have not this Report and / can only
say that 1t Is not IN accord with the
current of authorities cited by the
text writers.
1t is not to the credit Of Aluna that
be withheld knowledge of this claim
from Selig when treating with him
for settlement of his claims against
Ahuna's estate. General words of
release are TO be construed most
strongly against the releaSor. and /
am Of the opinion that the release
pleaded Is an eftectual bar TO the
claim Of -Aluna and will decree &C
cordingily, dismissing him with costs.
As TO 1eong Sal Kong he may have
5 decree against the respondent for
the amount claimed with costs.
Creighton. Hatch and Dare for
Plaintiffs; S. B. Dole for Respondent.
Honolulu. March p. 1887.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

itching and Burning Skin Diseases,
Baker,, BARBER, GrocsEB', WasheFEozsn's Itch,
Isez51g Pies, aid Dsliezte IrT5ts;io1s peculiar
e both sexes, fzBtz1tly reHeTed by 2 warn bath
VIII OCTIcuR4 EoAP n7d single aDDEiea.ioa Of
CCucTz1s tie great ski1 Gre. This repeated
catys Eth thres 6sSeS Of CCTIcUEA RKsOLTENI,
VII speedily ere licking Diseases Of the Skin and
sezsps Thsz Al CHER means sbBolrteIy fail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05
In the Supreme Court of the Hawaii
ian Islands. January Term. 1857
II. HAczsELD x Co. vs.. c. kAvASAeH.
J. E. WISEMAN AND DR. g.
pRoUSSEAU. GARNISaEES.
oeinsaa q RIckERToN y

This Is an action Of aSsumpsit re
turnable at January Term. 1887. on
which there was Z confession of judg-
ment by defendant, fled January S,
1881 The question now before me
is-Has there been proper and legal
service on the garnishees Trousseau
and WiSeman? Plaintiffs counsel
consents to DR.. Trousseau being dis
charged. which disposes of the CUES
ton as regards him. 1t appears that
this action was brought on December
70. 1886. and that J. E Wiseman left
Honolulu on December the 18th. 1856.
Tor San Francisco temporarily. hav-
ing had prior thereto 3 usual place
OF abode N Honolulu. That J. i.
Fisher was constituted the attorney
intact Of Wiseman during his alb
senee. That on December %. 1856.
service Of process was made on Fisher
as attorney or agent of WIseman.
Also that the places Of business and
abode OF Fisher are both entirely
separate and different from those of
Wiseman.
1t Is claimed on behalf OF Wise
man that he should be discharged as
garnishee for the reasons. that no
legal service Of process has been
made on him. Also that no true
copy has been served. II Is claimed
on behalf Of plaintiffs. that service
on Fisher attorney or agent OF Wise
man was legal service on Wiseman.
In punishment, the Hawaiian
Statute provides that service on gar
nisbee shall be made by leaving 3
true and attested copy with the gar
nishee, or ST his usual place Of abode.
and that the summons and directions
shall be signed and issued in the
same manner as summonses are
usually IN civil actions. and shall be
served by the officer according to
such direction.
Comp. Laws. 2. 30.
The attaching creditor furnishes
the names Of the persons 10 be gar
nisheed. and the sheriff proceeds TO
execute the writ without any unusual
formality; bur he must conform 10
the statute"
NAPLES on Attachment and Gar
nishment, 2. 19S.
This service was made on the Al
Jorney or Agent Of the Attorney or
Agent { gaTnishee.l Parker. c. J.
says: Il Is no answer to say. that
this service was more likely 10 give
notice than the other on account Of
long absence Of the defendant from
the commonwealth. The Legislature
Is 70 Judge Of this. It having gre
the kind Of service, none
other VIII avail.
Peck vs.. Warren. 5 Pick o. 164-
After hearing argument and view
ing the authorities cited BY counsel.
together with Others. 1 an q opinion
thst there was no legal service on
Wisamzn. and Wiseman Is discharged
as garnishee without further answer.
Dsted March ., 1887
I. &. Thurston for Plaintiffs: Whit
ing and Creighton for Grnishees.
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.upreme Court of the Hawaiian ISL
ands--In Equity--In Chambers.

L. ALUNA vS. 5. SEl6. RECEIVER or
ANN AND AHUNA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

Cutieura sosp, Al exquisite Ska Beszstaef
and Toilet Requisite, prepared from CCzic114s =
indisDeusable IN treating Skin Diseases, Ba5y lz-
mora, skin BlenisheS, PTiekiy Heats Rashes. 3zl-
burr, and Rough ChaPpsd, o. Greasy Ska.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

Cuffeura Remsdiss are the only real Bieo1
Purifiers and skin Besufiders free frDm 1srrzfT,
arsenic, lad, zinc, or s1J Other mineral o. f9Hs
table poison whatsoever. Guaranteed s51ol1fslg
pure by the Analytical C5erni8ts d the 8sats q
Aassseh1sstts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05
Crosse & BIackWeIl's
AND
MoRToN'S GOODS!

Zante Cur-ants. Sultara Rsisins. PeSrl Barley,
Pearl SS-o, italian MSccaroni Sn6 NeVmieelii.
an Pr; M in =-lb tins
Ground Rice. SsalolinS. Medeir Chocolate
EppS' CocoS. Table Vinegar.
Extra Fine Duret OIL.
Assorted Jams sn6 JellieS.
! and S-lb Tins
Copeland English Peas.
French Peas and Mushrooms.
Extra Sardincs. 4 Sn6 1 tins
MeIWursi snd Trufied Liver SSuSSces.
SSv5ellS' and Russian Sari;neS.
EpieuCe 4 Blue Point Oysters, Su6 S-lb tins;
HulneS salmon, : and S-lb tins;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

A Magnificent Popular Work on the ekfn
VIA L1g-1ye1 Pizlss, Il wrapped about the RE
soLyEET. Als0, ore hundred Tes;iz0niais, 81
ezzly srO-1 . before the BTstish Consul, Whiei
repe1i tsis story: hare beez = terrible ssfesei
for years frsu Disezses Of the skis AID Blood
have ose1 obliged - sh11 p1blic pisces BIZ reasor
q ny dis1guriag b1z9rs; have lad the best ply
sieizcss have Epe1t hundreds q dolizrs and 20
- rehef u1til used the CrTIcrRA KEAEDIEs
Which eSFe cared ne, AID lels M sksn add bod
- pure - ci1's- sSe1d for or siEtrfoEsr page
5o2ks . How . Cure skin Iisesses." 4dd-sss
HA-AuAS cossIexzzs.
Benson, Smith : Co., Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05
Tea and Coffee

TN B---ACsr-sliSu Bozst Beef II 6-Ib
tlI.s. very ehsSp- New ZeS.SnG Coined Beef II
Kegs q SllbS- t1-zN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05
CHOICE SALMON,
N BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS:

IN BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS;
Kits Sal; Nackerel aud Salmon Bellies.
hesS. = SnG I Barrels Family Pork.
Choice Hams Sn6 Bacon.
New York snG California Cheese,
Adam SnG LimbarC Cheese,
Oxford snd Cambridge Sausage. : sn6 Sl5 tins;
Vienna Sausage. Su6 e-lb tins;
Ham Sausage. S-lo tins:
Come Beef. PIGS Feet. English Brswn.
Lunch Tongues, Ok Tongues. Deviled Ham,
Potted Meats. Boned Chicken snG Turkey.
Carried Fowl.
SCcoo;SSh, Green Corn, Green Peas,
Lima BsSnS, String Beans, Asparagus.
BSgatS-in ShriDpS and Goldfish BSllS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05
|PIMPLES TO SCROFULA

nI5EIGURIEG HUHoRs, Hamili.sing Erup
IL tsozs, ticking and Burning Skin TorursS
LosEhSozs Sores, and every species Of Itching
Eea1y, PEplT, Inherited, ScTofulo1S, and Eyphi
fsse Diseases Of tbs Blood, Skin, and Scalp, with
- q Gar, frons Infancy 70 Cd szs, are cured b
CUucCRA RKs0LTEE1, the new Blood Purifier
Literally, ard CrTIcrRA and Cr3IcCEA SOAP, the
great Ska Cures ard BesutiderS, externally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

4 0UTICCRA RE5OLvEST, the new Blood Pen.
" fer, Diuretic, and Aperie1i, ciesnsas ne Boo
and Precipitation Of al Impurities and Poiso1o1s
Elements, and thus REMOVES the CADsE. Hsnce
Il cures speedily, permanently, and eeenouisaliT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-05

Cutfeurz, the GEzGr sKIs CCHE r. Heaies1al
Jelly for external use instantly alzys Itching aa1
Inazmnsaion, clears the Skin and Scalp q H1mors,
Sores, and Ds1druh, destroys Dead Skin and Eieaas
heals Ulcers, Sores, and Di1ch7-gi1z Ho11d1, r.
stores the Hair, and beauitaes ne Skin
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-10
Tourists Official Guide.

sylvan g en- and A nita. leave Palatha daily
at s:l5 am. for Sanford and intermediate
d. ints, and arrives ut 800 pm.
Trains leave Palatka, Florida Southern sta
tiOn. Main Street
FOr Punta Cor "a and Tan pa, and all points
on Florida Southern Railway, at s:l5 an
For Ocala, Silver SPRINGS. ana an points i' on
ing BrOoksville. Eustis. TaVsres anu Lame
~ q X. W X. R.-SouTH BOUND-For
Key West and Havana. leave Lemon street
2:ls pm. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday ana
Deiand, Orange City, TitusvilIe, and ali In
dian River points, cave laurel street lo:.s,
am. For Sanford Enterprise, Delana, shd
ali way stations, leave Laurel street at $40
NORTH BouNp-For Green Cove. Jackson
Vile and all points North, East and West.
leave Lemon street at 4:ls and ll:;s2 q. m. and
Laurel street at 5:3! y. ID.
A special train for accommodation OF pa
irons leaves aurel street for Lemon street TO
connect with all tr inns leaving Lemon street
For Kew West and Havana e s:I5 u. m.
train leaving the Florida southern depot
makes close Onnection a Tampa with steam
ers for Key West and Havana every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday.
The steamer Louise leaves Palatka, Florida
Southern wharf, for East Paiatka, AT iUlo
am. and 4:l5 y, IN. dairy, connecting at that
point with the st. Augustine ana faiatka
Railroad for ~. Augustine
The steamar Armsmear leaves Palstka, j.,
". "A Il X. W. wharf at 800 am. ana I'D u. M
oui V, tor Rolleston, connecting at that point
with st. johns and Halifax Railroad tThe
White for Daytona-
Hart's Ocklawaha River Steamers leave
Adams wharf every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday at 10 s.m TOR Silver Springs, call
ing ut orange Springs, Eureka, Grahamsville
and way LANDINGS ~
The stea mer ~ lvester leaves Palatka at 2'U
u m daily for Jacksonville.
The steamers of the neisary md Peoples
Line leave Palatka, Florida Southern wharf,
for wela II, Georgetown and Sanford. at 9:Oo
pm. daily.
The. steamer GeOrgea leaves Adams wharf
at 2:3O pm. daily. for Drayton Island. calling
at san Mateo, Wetaka, Norwaik, Georgetown,
aud all way landings.
The steamer Crescent City leaves Palatka
adams WHARF every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday mornings, at 10 O'Clock, for Jack
sOnVille, nj at 23O y. IN. for Crescent city
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer Curlew leaves Adams wharf
every day at = pm. for Federal Point, Bridge
port Penn and Rscey Point.